SOCIAL CAPITAL AND INFRASTRUCTURE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM SOCIAL CAPITAL AND INFRASTRUCTURE RASHEED ALABI JIMOH, KASEEM ROBERT TELOYE, MORGAN CHIMDI, OLUMIDE BAMIDELE AKANDE TSHELA KAWAYA MARLEY RTOMM(THIRD) GROUP

CONTENT INTRODUCTION DEFINITION SITUATION ANALYSIS(SWOT ANALYSIS) VISION STATEMENT CONCLUSION RTOMM(THIRD) GROUP

INTRODUCTION This presentation is prepared through the collection of data via physical research by visiting ASU Research Laboratory, Smart city, Museum and Training Farm, Sakiai and Jonava. This presentation is prepared to analyze and provide an insight into: Understanding social capital and infrastructure Observing and analyzing of data collected Provision suggested possible solution RTOMM(THIRD) GROUP

DEFINITION Social Capital is simply the networks of relationships among people who live and work in a particular society, enabling that society to function effectively. Infrastructure is the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g. buildings, roads, and power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise. We will be concentrating on the relationship between social capital and infrastructure for the benefit of the community RTOMM(THIRD) GROUP

SOCIAL CAPITAL AND INFRATRUCTURE SITUATION (SWOT) ANALYSIS STRENGTH Strong collaborations and partnership between different individual and sectors Use of Renewable energy for heating and others. Developed diversified sport facilities for infants, adults and more. WEAKNESS Lack of Managerial and marketing strategy Lack of higher educational centers causing people to move to the city to study. Migration from rural area to urban and international territories RTOMM(THIRD) GROUP

SOCIAL CAPITAL AND INFRATRUCTURE SITUATION (SWOT) ANALYSIS (2) OPPORTUNITY Best Arable land in Lithuania Goverment financial aids to the less-privilege and unemployed European Union Stratural Assistant for business THREATS Environmental pollution in the area Social needs changing rapidly than infrastructure Migration from rural area to urban and international territories RTOMM(THIRD) GROUP

VISION STATEMENT To help build a more prosperous, sustainable and inclusive growth; one that is peaceful, secure and united, regionally integrated and globally competitive. An area filled with hope, opportunities, liberties and freedom, with shared prosperity for all. An area that is open to the world, one that residents are proud to call home. RTOMM(THIRD) GROUP

CONCLUSION According to our research, We conclude that: All infrastructures embed social norms, relationships, ways of thinking, acting and working. As a corollary, when they change, authority, influence, and power are redistributed. The new knowledge ecology will necessarily involve transformations of the research process: traditional institutions will adapt or die; new forms will come into being. We have lesser people in rural area, mostly kids and seniors. RTOMM(THIRD) GROUP

CONCLUSION(1) Rural area are more healthy to live compare to city in terms of Pollutions. Scarcity of youth with competency to participate as the working class in the area Educational standard are low compared to the urban area RTOMM(THIRD) GROUP

SOCIAL CAPITAL AND INFRASTRUCTURE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM SOCIAL CAPITAL AND INFRASTRUCTURE RASHEED ALABI JIMOH, KASEEM ROBERT TELOYE, MORGAN CHIMDI, OLUMIDE BAMIDELE AKANDE TSHELA KAWAYA MARLEY RTOMM(THIRD) GROUP